Which question is not to be asked when characterizing the protagonist?

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I would say how the others respond because this can be seen as a reflection of his character, but the other two doesn't give a direct relationship on the antagonist.

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IRISSAK [1]3 years ago

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The correct answer is:

B. Does the character trust the playwright?

The questions that should be asked when characterizing the protagonist are: What does the character value? How is the character related to other characters? How does the character feel about other characters?

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